Spaces There are two types of spaces in the House of Pavilions, Interlocking spaces and spaces within spaces. Interlocking spacial relationship results from the overlaping of two spatial �elds and the emergance of a zone of shared space. Space within a space results from an enveloping space serving as a three-dimensional �eld for the smaller space within it.

CirculationCirculation is the path that an individual follows. A person can either be forced to go in a certain direction by the space, or there can be di�erent openings and paths allowing you to go in di�erent directions.

Adjacent SpacesAdjacent space allows each space to be clearly de�ned and to respond , each in its own way, to speci�c functional or symbolic requirements. In a house the adjacent spaces would be the private spaces, such as bedrooms and bathrooms.